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Chocolatier raises $7.8m from tasty bond
Retailer offers a three-year bond where the return is paid in deliveries of chocolate over the period.
Stella McCartney to design Great Britain's 2012 Olympic uniforms
The designer will create the kit for the British Olympic team, working in conjunction with the sportswear label Adidas.
Golf: Tiger Woods fronts up to Fleet St
Tiger Woods skillfully deflected questions about his personal life at a press conference at St Andrews today.
UK to get 'slicker, smarter' health system
Britain's National Health Service is to be slimmed down, smartened up and democratised.
UK doctors declare war on junk food
Leading doctors in Britain will today demand tough government action to curb the nation's addiction to unhealthy food.
Motorsport: Red Bull gives you wings ... but only if you are Vettel
Sebastian Vettel has snared pole position for the British Grand Prix.
British fugitive kills himself in siege
Fugitive British gunman Raoul Moat died after shooting himself following a six-hour stand-off with armed police.
Moaty, it's Gazza ...
Fugitive Raoul Moat had a 'mate' yesterday during his final hours - troubled former football star Paul Gascoigne.
British PM promises 'people power revolution'
The British public is being urged to suggest their own spending cuts as the Government steps up its search for billions of pounds of savings.
Life goes on amid helicopters and police snipers
As armed police continue their manhunt for accused killer Raoul Moat, life goes on in rural Rothbury.
Huge armed police contingent joins UK manhunt
'If I was to make an appeal I would say he would be better dead,' said the mother of armed fugitive Raoul Moat, wanted for two killings in the UK.
Swinton's European renaissance
Opening Auckland's film festival tonight, I Am Love marks Tilda Swinton's return to arthouse movies after excursions in Hollywood. She talks to HELEN BARLOW
London's 7/7 bombings: The aftermath of tragedy
Five years after the terror attacks on London's public transport system, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown reflects on what's been learned.
Inquiry into Iraq torture claims demanded
Claims that more than one hundred Iraqi civilians were tortured and abused by British soldiers must be fully investigated, Britain's High Court was told yesterday.